However if, like me you're getting a bit tired of the seeing the same army surplus gear everywhere you look, you may rather start to deconstruct the trend and look at other ways of getting a military air.
You don't have to look as though you're setting of into the forest to bunker down on a watch patrol. Subtle combinations will go a long way to defining a more complete look.
Below I've set out a combination of piece's with military inspiration but on a much more subdued tip, looking for an 'off-duty officer' more than a commando.
The fedora is maybe a bit eccentric and probably not for all but it set's the look off nicely and recounts a 1940's swagger.
NB: (I've seen the O2 ad with Gary Oldman too many times and I'm subconsciously trying to incorporate fedora's and trilby's into my outfits).
Add a camouflage bandana as a pocket square.
PS: Tartan, comeback.
1. Pure Wool Fedora
2. Lambswool Scarf
3. Chesterfield Coat
4. Denim Jacket
5. Crew Neck Roll Sleeve T-Shirt
6. Chino Flat Front Trousers
7. Lincoln Tassle Loafers
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